steve williams, his caddy didn't know anything, and obviously elin, tiger's wife at the time didn't knowis coach, is it your place to say anything to a champion athlete like tiger woods? would you have done if you had known? >> i don't think it would be my place necessarily as a coach, but it would be my place i feel like as a friend, and i certainly would have said something, and i know steve williams would have said something, too. >> given the way that tiger treated i guess both you, by which you say in your book and steve williams, he seems to have a cold side which, you know, many sporting champions i guess feel they need to have. do you feel that he's changed at all since the scandal? >> you know, i think he's probably softened some. i felt a change, you know, after that. and like you said, i think that the cold side is part of what makes up, you know, tiger as an incredible champion. i never really, you know, judged him on that. i looked and i thought that all the things that make up tiger woods are what makes up him being a champion, and those are things that i go at great length

steve williams, his caddy, didn't know. it's hard for people to believe. >> rose: are you surprised they broke up? >> no, not really. once again, i think every one of these relationships has a time span and it was probably time for them to go different direction. i never knew anything-- looking back, charlie, i look back and think that's where he was when i didn't know where he was. i never knew or i would have said something. >> rose: you would have said something. >> of course. >> rose: because you said something-- this is what has gotten all the attention it and i'm not sure why-- he obviously had great admiration for the navy seals and did seal exercises with actual seals, correct? >> yes, two places on the east coast and two places on the west coast. >> rose: there's an issue of fact here, you suggest-- and bear me out-- you suggest he might have injured himself because people told you that. >> yes. >> rose: and that made a significant impact in his ability to play. >> yes. >> rose: his people have denied that. they sa

and there's more. >> about a month after terrence williams disappeared, steve calkins gave a sworn statement during an interrogation. he said he called the circle k where he said he dropped terrence williams off. he told investigators he made that call from his work-issued nextel phone. but when investigators said they pulled his phone records and told him there was no record of a call to this circle k from his cell phone he brushed it off saying simply, quote, i don't know what to tell. >> you you've been doing this for a long time. you know when something doesn't smell right. do you think the deputy had anything to do with the disappearance and possible death of these two men? >> he's absolutely in the middle of the investigation. everything points right back to steve calkins. >> months after santos and williams went missing, calkins was fired for lying in connection with the investigation of terrence williams. calkins hasn't been charged with a crime because no criminal evidence was ever found. it was described as immaculate. calkins's home was never sevened because according to investiga

joining us to talk about that and a whole lot for, fox news poe let cal analyst juan williams and steved. good to see you. let's talk about endorsements. how much do they matter? >> they don't matter usually but because it has been a flurry this matters for mitt romney. to have any time a former president endorses you that is meaningful but the fact that mitt romney has gotten a string of endorsements from the leading oh elected officials who are members of the tea party. marco rubio. ron johnson. paul ryan. mike lee from utah. jim demint who said nice things, sort of a quasiendorsement. the same way the fact that you have had real le tea party leaders in the past two weeks coalesce around mitt romney and say good things on his behalf is the kind of thing that voters, particularly voters who are sort of in line with the tea party thinking might sit up and say if these guys think he is okay, i can, too. >> shannon: i don't know if you heard this but i heard backlash from a lot of people who consider themselves tea party and they feel that these folks are selling them out and going with t

jenna: well, this conversation is also part of a new report by steve moore, art laffer and john than williamsalled rich states poor states. joining us, steve moore, senior economics writer for "the wall street journal." busy, busy, steve, with some of your projects. you've done this last couple years. what does this research tell you? >> i have bad news for you and jon. for the fifth straight year new york is the worst economic environment to work in terms of its taxes and regulations. it consistently has been in last place. california by the way is one of the worst places. it has some of the highest taxes on businesses and individuals in the country. then you've got states like maine and rhode island. the places you do want to move to by the way are places like south carolina, arizona, utah which have very business-friendly environments. what we found, jenna, guess what? the jobs are going to places that have the most con us dues sieve environments for -- conducive environments for low taxes and less business regulation. jenna: we have less time because of breaking business news. how do you

. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-w grass-fed beef operation. grazing on rolling hills with picturesque views, the hearst beef is billed as nothing being added but their history, and it's true. the cattle thrive on nutrient-rich native grasses that have been there si

joe williams is white house reporter for politico. and stevehe first lady on colbert as we just saw last night and this firestorm surrounding ann romney, is it right to say the wives are as important as the husbands? >> i don't know if they're more important but politically, they're more delicate. that's the lesson of this. if you look at what hillary rosen said last night and you consider it in its full context. in the rell of politics, it is not that inflammatory. when it is the candidate's wife like mitt romney weighs wife who is generally well like, who has tried to stay out of the political limelight, it makes it very easy for the other side to turn around and say this is a vicious political act. >> joe, take a look at this. the first lady's approval ratings are 15 points better than her husband's at this point, according to a maris poll. do you speck her to do a lot of campaigning? >> consider where we were with michelle obama four years ago where people were sort of skeptical that this african american woman who look like, who didn't loo

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steve iii. coming up next, -- >> residents wanting >> an unusual burglary has police sniffing around prince williame city home but he squeezed through a doggie door. ben eisler has the details. >> residence called police to the 5600 block of northton court. police found no evidence of forced entry so that included the intruder got in through a doggie door. >> i never hear that. but the dog the door in question is 16 by 11. police say break-in's like this to happen. >> it is large enough for somebody to fit through if they needed to fit through. once inside you can lock from the inside and carry items out that way. >> police said they found their belongings move around inside the house. a handgun, a gaming consul, and games went missing. neighbors called the crime unusual for their community. >> it is pretty safe. sometimes we can see people -- >> police recommended blocking all but the doors. >> in the past we have had entries made that way. is not something homeowners thinking about. >> with no suspects in the case they ask if you have any valuable information to please be in touch. >> that is it

steve handelsman, thank you. >>> now we have some breaking news in prince william county. the fbi is raiding the a.c.t. building in manassas. news 4's erika gonzalez is there. >> reporter: wendy, special agents with the u.s. department of education, the office of inspector general, and the fbi have been at the a.c.t. manassas campus since about 3:00, 3:30 is when we heard from students that they already started seeing some type of movement this afternoon. behind those closed doors you can see some agents pacing back and forth. we're told the fbi is in fact at all three a.c.t. campuses. >> we're here conducting the search warrant of a.c.t. college. >> reporter: within the past few hours federal agents have been walking in and out of the a.c.t. campus. we saw some carrying boxes inside. we are waiting to see those same agents exit with boxes full is what a source tells me. within the past few hours federal agents again have been inside the building. last tuesday students and faculty got a big surprise when they showed up to find the school was closed. a.c.t. president jeff moore who news 4 has tried to r

he reprises the role of steve stiffler in "american reunion," which opens in theaters friday. please say hello to seann william[cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> i missed you. >> jimmy: it's been a long time. you've been all over the world promoting the movie. >> yeah. we just got back from germany, amsterdam, and switzerland. >> jimmy: i like that american pie and that franchise is popular in other countries. >> it is. you know, we watched it in germany, and it's funny because you get to see them, there's -- the guy is speaking german. so the guy who was doing my voice was funnier than me. i was watching, thinking, this guy is funnier than i am. in amsterdam, we got to see it in subtitles. and i was wondering, what are they really saying? because they could be saying anything. >> jimmy: was it fun doing that? >> it's one of my favorite things because just to get to travel with your friends and see how the movie plays. >> jimmy: you haven't seen a lot of these guys or worked with them -- i don't know what you've done with them personally, but to have the whole group together, obviously it was

don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause] -- chris ferguson -- a [applause] -- tom jones [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] stevecasey thornton. [applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applaus this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. this is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the marine corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see to read of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. you will see more of it right now. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasure to introduce major general usns he retired, charlie bolden. -- retired united states marine corps, charlie bolden. [applause] >> thank you very mu. to m

audio diverse coordinator gregg williams is urging his players to physically punish certain members of the team. sean pamphilon made the recording while doing a story about steve gleason, who is battling als. increaseon said he never gave performance for the audoy release. >>>'s official, the first day of salmon fishing is underway and ktvu was the only station to catch a sporting vessel arriving back at fishermen's wharf. >>> san josi sharks fans are excited fort last regular- season game of the year, but why businesses are extra excited for the playoffs. >>> and shot in the heart and living to tell about it. freak accident that almost cost a man his leaf. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. >>> another driver got stuck on train flacks oakland overnights it's the third time in less than two weeks a driver has

steve? the series of appearances in recent days? >> this is a huge push around the anniversary. >> by the way, nbc has interview, brian williams in the counted it's at least 25 interviews that nbc has had with the president. >> you saw biden's speech. he mentioned usama bin laden 12 times. you had a leak today to reuters, presumably a leak about the senate democrats. who have conducted their own partisan investigation in the effectiveness of the enhanced interrogation techniques. not surprisingly concluded what they had said at the outset of the investigation, that these were not effective. that was leaked today. you have a series of things including the release of additional documents captured at the bin laden compound. they are not releasing additional photographs. there is a thought of documents captured. the question is do they release all of the documents and give us a big picture as they should? unless it has media operational concerns? or will they be leaking some of the documents to enhance the political arguments that the president is making on his own behalf? >> rick, you thoughts how it's framing? >> they would like to fra

audio diverse coordinator gregg williams is urging his players to physically punish certain members of the team. sean pamphilon made the recording while doing a story about steve gleason, who is battling als. increaseon said he never gave performance for the audoy release. >>>'s official, the first day of salmon fishing is underway and ktvu was the only station to catch a sporting vessel arriving back at fishermen's wharf. >>> san josi sharks fans are excited fort last regular- season game of the year, but why businesses are extra excited for the playoffs. >>> and shot in ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> another driver got stuck on train flacks oakland overnights it's the third time in less than two weeks a driver has need a tow off the t

williams is anybody's guess. he was last seen outside this naples, florida, cemetery on january 11th, 2004, with this man, sheriff's deputy stevey say his story doesn't add up. at one point witnesses say he pulled his car over because he was having problems but when he called in dispatch he reported the car had been awant donned. he never lead on t on that he h contact with the driver. >> i have this car, i gotta homie cadillac on the side of the rear here signal 11, signal a 52, nobody around. >> reporter: if no one was around, how was he able to run a background check using his name and birthdate? >> last nam williams, common spelling. >> date of birth, 4-1-75, black male. >> reporter: listen to what he says when a sheriff's dispatcher calls him at home. >> you tow add car from vanderbilt and 11th monday. a cadillac. do you remember it? >> no. >> the people at the semtrary are telling me you put somebody in the back of your vehicle and arrested him and i don't show you arresting anybody. >> i never arrested nobody. >> a seasoned deputy? he don't remember? >> you don't buy it. >> no. it's not true. it's not true at all. >> eig

williams recovering from many concussions. >> number ten -- right now. >> the audio recording first surfaced thursday on the sight of film maker sean pamphilon who did a documentary featuring steveleason, now suffering from als. late yesterday afternoon, pamphilon said some will call me releasing this audio for fame or money. people of character and conscious will call it what it is, true. williams is a former head gone in buffalo and feared defensive coordinator, but loved for his players for the take to prisoners attitudes. he has since apologized for his contribution to the bounty scheme. strong reaction has come from the league including targets. >> when you talk about taking big hits, take guys out on a stretcher, to attack what may be a weakness of a player who where they have been injured before. i think that's where it crosses a line. >> it came seven weeks before the scandal broke. we spoke to the league and they declined to comment on the tape. >> joining us is jp brown. as armen said to me, anybody would be naive not to this this sing of conversation happens, but the level of specificity is surprising. >> it is. it will be a black eye for this week and much longer if

steve chenevey. . we begin with traffic and weather every ten minutes. adam caskey. chance of rain today and mainly will be in parts of the shenandoah valley, winchester towards warrenton, culpeper, stamford, and prince williamhat's their best chance of 30%. 51 degrees in helen. the mid 70's today with more sunshine tomorrow, low 60's. >> a collision on 95 virginia, dumphries.in a tough time leaving the marine get to woodbrige. .tay to the left beltway nearn the base, on theorce outer loop. reporting they are moving in onto the shoulder. .ow to news >> thanks. president in north texas waking up to major destruction this morning several tornadoes touched down yesterday. twisters picked up tractor- trailer's and tossed them about. amazing video. >> the threat of dangerous weather is still far from over. alvear jones us with a look at the damage the. good morning. good morning. i am standing in front of powerfulexample of how e.e tornados wer at what is left of this home behind me. these pieces of litter on , bricks andwn wood.en's toys and this is an overturned pickup truck. strong wind, part of tornadoes. it's a miracle no one was killed. the tornadoes tore through neighborhoods on tuesday, devastating path o

steve gleason's involvement is unfortunate. but the damage was done. now people can hear gregg williamshe did to the football team to get them riled up. it didn't work, they lost the football game. >> and i think it's a good thing. i mean, i think that, you know, shedding light on this is a good thing. i want to talk about the university of arkansas head coach football coach, bobby petrino here. >> petrino. >> i knew i'd make that mistake. obviously he's in some hot water. >> he is. >> the motorcycle accident, the former employee on the back there. >> bobby petrino got in an accident on monday, and did not disclose in the press conference on tuesday that there was a passenger on the back of the motorcycle. said passenger on the back of the motorcycle was hired a week ago to work for the arkansas athletic department. so now they found out there's a passenger on the back, bobby petrino reissues a statement saying he was involved in an inappropriate relationship with this employee who is just hired a week ago to work with the department. so it is a complete and total mess. and this suzanne

william regal comes to mind. >> historically, too. >> daniel brien i would love to be in a ring with like on the stage wrestle mania. but kind of answers the question. stone cold steven. >> that's the guy. >> that's the guy. >> you can call him out a little bit, right? you call him steve? >> i think he calls me out. i don't think i'm in a position to call him out. because to me, that would be a step down right now. >> oh. >> might we see this altercation take place? >> it's not being inflammatory. it's 100% truth. he's hunting and he's retired and doing straight to dvd movies. >> wow. >> i'm defending my title on a nightly basis. >> stone cold, that was definitely at you. >> no. >> one more tweet real quick. what have the past six months been? romo. and what do you think about guys like the rock coming back. >> of the last six months, been a complete whirlwind. i thought my world was busy prior to me re-signing and the promo and all of that. but it's been a new -- it's a completely different dynamic. it's extremely busy. and i love it. i love being busy. wrestle mania was last week. and every day, i was followed around by still photography camera crews. they're basi

don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause] -- chris ferguson -- a [applause] -- tom jones [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] steve[applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applause] this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. this is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the marine corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see to read of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasure to introduce major general usns he retired, charlie bolden. -- retired united states marine corps, charlie bolden. >> thank you very much. to my mazing colleagues who flew this incredible machine and t